All Essays

A new Philadelphia ordinance allows the city to take steps to stop wage theft.

In a unifying vote, Hillary Clinton officially became the Democratic Party’s candidate for President.

European countries have taken varied approaches to curtailing use of too-thin models—will the U.S. take action, too?

Following the fallout over a massive email leak, the Democratic Party sought to unite on the Convention’s opening night.

A reformer takes on a major city bureaucracy that has grown accustomed to informal lawmaking procedures.

The Regulatory Review unveils its special election feature, starting with daily, on-site reporting on the Democratic National Convention.

Earlier and less burdensome regulatory impact analyses would lead to more transparent, better regulatory decisions.

The DOJ asks the Supreme Court to rehear United States v. Texas, the Fifth Circuit rules against Texas’s voter ID law, and more…

Policy researcher argues that the FCC’s newest proposal for set-top boxes is set up to fail.

This closely watched case highlights larger lessons about the limits on executive power.

Recent Supreme Court redistricting decisions clarify two important legal developments—but leave the status of partisan gerrymandering claims unresolved.

Two Supreme Court decisions raise questions about the role of states in emerging electricity markets.